Japanese Rice Cake Mochi Daifuku (Peanut), 7.4 oz

Don't just chill or freeze your mochi, heat it up! Microwave it. Or air fry it.Did I just change your life?! Maybe*!*If enjoying mochi is your life!!The peanut ones are especially good heated because the mochi texture and flavor are so close to marshmallow it tastes like nutterfluffer. The peanut ones I'm reviewing were extremely soft and chewy and perfect, and heating them just made them even better. This is how I'm eating mochi now and no one can stop me.Microwave: Mochi on a plate, into the microwave. Heat it up 5 seconds, check it, continue 5 seconds at a time until mochi is warm and soft. (Mine took 10 seconds, 15 was too long and a bad time.)Air fryer: 400, set it for 5 minutes, run it empty for 1 minute (or preheat if yours does that). Mochi on parchment paper in the basket, into air fryer. Check it after 1 minute, continue 1 minute at a time until mochi is warm and soft. Let it sit to finish heating through for 1-2 minutes. (Mine took 2 minutes, 3 minutes was too long and a bad time.)

made in Taiwan, where they are famous for peanut butter. Very tasty.

These were really tasty, but the filling was too sweet. It was practically pure peanut butter. I was expecting more of a semi sweet filling like most mochi deserts. The outer power is good but kind of gives it a stale kind of taste, just a hint. Overall, this was a good buy considering it's mochi shipped. I'd buy it again.

I absolutely love peanut butter mochi, and this brand is one of the best. Now, it's important that you put them in the freezer, and eat them one at a time, frozen. Even if you binge the whole package, do so one frozen morsel at a time. 😋 YUMMMM

These are fresh and delicious. I'm ordering more.

I was expecting more of a peanut butter taste for the center filling of these. But it is more of a peanut paste taste.Someone ground up a bunch of peanuts, didn't really add any sweetener, and put it in mochi. If I had been expecting that, maybe it would have been better, but I couldn't get over being punched in the face by a LARGE solid block of peanut paste.The mochi part itself was soft and tasty. If there was less filling these would probably be delicious!

I’m not big on peanut butter or any mushy kind of desserts but I like this! I was looking for snacks I can bring to work and happened to see this product and read the reviews. I thought to give it a try. Surprisingly well made and delicious! I got it late but I was not in a hurry.

These are absolutely delicious, something you might find perhaps at a Chinese dim sum. They are delectably soft with wonderful peanut butter flavor, it really works with mochi! I LOVE that they taste so fresh and not "packaged" at all. If you like Asian confections (and peanut butter) you will not be disappointed with these. They are going to have to be a staple at our house.